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People who stop using the weight-loss injection Mounjaro tend to regain lost weight and also lose key health improvements, including better blood pressure and lower “bad” cholesterol, according to new research. The study analysed data from the Surmount-4 trial, where participants first took tirzepatide (the active drug in Mounjaro) for 36 weeks, then either continued the treatment or switched to a placebo. Among those who stopped the drug, 82% regained at least a quarter of the weight they had initially lost within a year. Researchers found that weight regain was linked to a reversal in other benefits such as reduced…
Complex rules drive construction expenses The UK now ranks as the most expensive country to build nuclear plants, according to a government review. The report blames overly complex regulations for inflating costs and delaying projects. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer commissioned the review to push a radical reset of nuclear strategy. The taskforce says streamlined policies could save Britain tens of billions and reverse years of decline. The government plans major nuclear projects to secure energy supplies and achieve net-zero targets. Fragmented oversight slows progress and increases costs The review highlights a fragmented safety system with no clear industry-wide authority.…
Virgil van Dijk has delivered a strong public critique of Liverpool’s dramatic slump, admitting the reigning champions are “in a mess” after a 3–0 home defeat to Nottingham Forest left them in the bottom half of the Premier League. Speaking after the loss at Anfield, the Liverpool captain said the team had let down head coach Arne Slot and questioned whether all players were taking enough responsibility for the club’s collapse. The defeat marked Liverpool’s sixth loss in seven league games and their eighth in 11 matches across all competitions. Van Dijk called the team’s start to the second half…
A Weekend Filled With Frustration Lewis Hamilton voices deep disappointment after another challenging race weekend in Las Vegas. The seven-time world champion starts last after a slow qualifying session. It marks the first time in his 19-year career that he qualifies last purely on pace. He climbs into the points early, but he cannot pass Nico Hülkenberg’s Sauber. He struggles on medium tyres and finishes tenth. Hamilton calls the result “terrible” and says he sees “nothing positive” in the day. He tells a UK radio station that he only wants the season to end. He adds that he does not…
The Delaware Arts Summit brought together artists, educators, and cultural leaders to discuss how art can drive social progress. Attendees explored ways creative work can promote sustainable community practices. More than 225 participants joined the biennial event. They shared ideas on collaboration, innovation, and cultural leadership. Organizers emphasized the role of art in building stronger, more connected communities. The summit highlighted the concept of artists as “agents of change.” Speakers and attendees discussed how creative projects can influence social behavior, raise awareness, and strengthen local engagement. Workshops focused on practical tools for sustainability. Cultural workers shared methods to manage programs,…
Website Update Triggers Immediate ConcernThe CDC revised key sections of its website Wednesday, adding language that questions long-established research on vaccine safety. The update suggests scientists have not fully ruled out a link between vaccines and autism. Experts warn the changes distort decades of evidence and risk confusing the public. New Language Casts Unwarranted DoubtThe page now states that the claim “vaccines do not cause autism” is not fully evidence-based because studies cannot rule out every scenario. Specialists say this phrasing creates unnecessary uncertainty. Alison Singer of the Autism Science Foundation notes that science cannot prove an absolute negative. She…
A person in Washington state is believed to be the first known human to die from the rare H5N5 strain of bird flu, though health officials say the risk to the public remains low. The patient, an older adult with underlying health conditions from Grays Harbor County, had been hospitalized since early November after developing high fever, confusion and breathing problems. They were treated after becoming the first known human case of H5N5. Health officials said the person kept a backyard flock of poultry that had been exposed to wild birds. No other close contacts have tested positive, and there…
Tottenham manager Thomas Frank has said the club is not close to spending £100m on a single player, distancing Spurs from Arsenal’s big-money approach in the transfer market. Following recent leadership changes and new investment, Spurs are aiming to grow as a club, but Frank admitted they are not near matching Arsenal’s £105m signing of Declan Rice. Tottenham’s current record signing remains Richarlison, bought for £60m in 2022. Frank questioned whether Spurs will ever spend £100m on one player in the near future, saying such a move is unlikely anytime soon. He stressed the importance of time, strong processes and…
Zelensky Maintains a Calm and Measured ApproachUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky avoids criticising the US draft peace plan, even though it reflects key Russian demands. The White House rejects claims that Ukraine had no role in shaping the proposal. Zelensky says in his nightly address that Ukraine wants peace and will pursue calm and disciplined diplomacy. He stresses that Ukraine remains ready for honest and efficient talks. Kyiv Worries About High-Stakes ConcessionsKyiv fears proposals that include giving up the entire Donbas region. The draft also calls for a smaller Ukrainian army and bans foreign troops in the country. Ukraine has rejected…
Ian Wright has come to the defence of Jude Bellingham, claiming that some of the criticism aimed at the England midfielder stems from people not being ready to accept a “black superstar”. Bellingham was criticised in some quarters following his reaction to being substituted during England’s World Cup qualifying win over Albania, with suggestions he could be a disruptive influence within the squad. Wright rejected those claims, saying that Bellingham’s success and confidence have made some people uncomfortable. Speaking on the Stick to Football podcast, Wright said critics were trying to create a negative narrative because England qualified comfortably. He…
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